Clearing codes

[articacid]

I got the ses light from my hi flow cat. i just got my o2 sim. so i need to clear the code. how can i do it?

[Pewter99Camaro]

OBD II. I cleared mine out right before I went to the dealer to trade it in from my removed cat

[articacid]

is that the diagnotic tool? i was thinking about getting one how much are they? where can i get one? ebay?

does anyone know if discon. the bat will work?

[Camaro2k]

www.digimoto.com has some nice scan tools. I like the standalone unit to read and delete codes i think its like 75 bucks .... i have the elmscan suite (works with laptop)which provides a lot of other info besides the dtc codes.

[1DangerousV6]

i've tried disconnecting the battery but it never worked..so i just bought a simple code reader/clearer off ebay for like $50 [img]smile.gif[/img]

[ellik]

I have an INNOVA 3100. works great. ran me about $90 on Ebay

oh... and I found out you cant just delete the problem codes and go pass a code based Emissions test. them [img]graemlins/stickpoke.gif[/img] me

[1DangerousV6]

yup..my mechanic was telling me that you can clear a code..but you have to put 50 miles on the car without a code again before you can pass..any codes i dont want i just set the computer to never report an error with HP Tuners..but the new rules SUCK

[98Camaro3.8]

FWIW, the P0420 code should clear itself after a few run cycles. When I got my O2 sim, I just ran the car a few times and it went away. ;)

[articacid]

ok kool thanx alot guys!

[Distephano]

I always had luck clearing O2 sensor codes by just pulling the battery cables for a few minutes.

But as was said, those codes will clear after a few trouble free start-ups. I would say if after a week is isn't gone, start looking around, cuz you still have a problem somewhere.